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| Colchicum haynaldii Grecian species, introduced into cultivation in the 1980's, this one is relatively new to me, I like the relatively compact habit and the very early bloom season of late August. Catalog Update:I am going to wrap up the shipping season by this weekend so please get any last minute orders in by friday. I'll be offering the following discount:10% off order totals until the shipping season has ended, This Friday the 25th of August.
Best,
Mark
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